The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 237
... youth , and becoming piety , with the continuance of his grace " and protection . This is an unufual language to " ladies ; but you have a mind elevated above the " giddy notions of a fex infnared by flattery , and misled " by a falfe ...
... youth , and becoming piety , with the continuance of his grace " and protection . This is an unufual language to " ladies ; but you have a mind elevated above the " giddy notions of a fex infnared by flattery , and misled " by a falfe ...
Strana 278
... youth again only for the ftrength of bones and finews which we once were mafters of . It is ( as my au- thor has it ) as abfurd in an old man to wifh for the ftrength of a youth , as it would be in a young man to wish for the ftrength ...
... youth again only for the ftrength of bones and finews which we once were mafters of . It is ( as my au- thor has it ) as abfurd in an old man to wifh for the ftrength of a youth , as it would be in a young man to wish for the ftrength ...
Strana 279
... youth in the purfuit and poffeffion of fenfual pleafures , or afford pity to an old man in the impotence and de ... youth are not to be obeyed as they were then , but reafon is more power- ful now without the disturbance of them . An old ...
... youth in the purfuit and poffeffion of fenfual pleafures , or afford pity to an old man in the impotence and de ... youth are not to be obeyed as they were then , but reafon is more power- ful now without the disturbance of them . An old ...
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